Limerick
I wrote a tactless limerick:
There once was a baby named Gino
Who sampled routinely the vino
While mom offered nipple
He opted to tipple
And now he’s a wino in Reno
I will now show myself the door.
From → Ideas, Music
Yes! At last some proper culture on the internet.
It wasn’t that bad.
Prost!
Danke!
I was setting in for the Trower tune and instead got treated with a fine piece “Wino Poetry”. I went and listened to the track also. Nice.
If a dashed-off questionable limerick can spur attention to Trower, then I need to increase my dashing. Thanks, CB
Im doing a lot of revisiting with RT and quite a bit of the old “Limericking”
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Yes! At last some proper culture on the internet.
It wasn’t that bad.
Prost!
Danke!
I was setting in for the Trower tune and instead got treated with a fine piece “Wino Poetry”.
I went and listened to the track also. Nice.
If a dashed-off questionable limerick can spur attention to Trower, then I need to increase my dashing. Thanks, CB
Im doing a lot of revisiting with RT and quite a bit of the old “Limericking”